Brooklyn Nets guard Jarrett Jack left Saturday's game against the Boston Celtics with a knee injury that was determined to be a torn ACL. It will need surgery, ending his season.
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Jack's Testing Reveals Multiple InjuriesSunday, Jan. 3The Nets, per John Schuhmann of NBA.com, announced Jack tore his ACL.
Devin Kharpertian of the Brooklyn Game reported Jack also has a "torn medial meniscus," adding the guard will undergo surgery at a later date.
Jack Comments on InstagramSaturday, Jan. 2
Jack Suffered Non-Contact InjurySaturday, Jan. 2Jack suffered the injury while running a fast break against the Celtics.
After the game, he was "in good spirits" and walking around the locker room without the help of crutches, per Andy Vasquez of the Record. However, Vasquez reported Jack was on crutches when he exited the locker room.
Jack's Injury Creates Void At Point Guard for NetsThe veteran guard's season has already been hampered by a hamstring injury, which kept him out of the lineup for the season opener. He's averaged 13.2 points and 7.3 ...
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